Narcisse D'Or by Babani c1920

Narcisse D'Or by Babani: launched in 1920.

Just a Dash by Babani c1928

Just a Dash by Babani: launched in 1928.

Mon Amie Elizabeth by Babani & Elizabeth Arden c1926

Mon Amie Elizabeth by Babani & Elizabeth Arden: launched in 1926.

Daimo by Babani - Parfum Japonais c1921

Daimo by Babani: launched in 1921. This was described as a "Parfum Japonaise"  or a Japanese perfume.

Pin Fleuri by Babani c1937

Pin Fleuri by Babani: launched in 1937. The name derives from an elegant floral pattern of scattered blossoms over a white or light colored colored background.

Afghani by Babani c1919

Afghani by Babani: launched in 1919. It was subtitled "Essence of the Far East." It was suggested to be used to perfume cigarettes.

Saigon by Babani - Parfum Chinois c1920

Saigon by Babani: launched in 1920. It was subtitled Parfum Chinois", or Chinese perfume.

La Rose Gullistan by Babani - Parfum Persan c1923

La Rose Gullistan by Babani: launched in 1923. It was subtitled "Parfum Persan" or Persian perfume.

Ligeia by Babani c1920

Ligeia by Babani: launched in 1920. Subtitled, Parfum de Manille.

"Ligéia, who comes from Manila in her lacquered bottle, powdered with gold, is as mysterious as the one whose memory it evokes."

Sousouki by Babani c1920

Sousouki by Babani: launched in 1920. Sousouki is the name of Madame Butterfly's maid in the opera.  It takes its name from Miscanthus sinensis, also known as the sousouki, a species of flowering plant in the grass family Poaceae, native to eastern Asia throughout most of China, Japan, Taiwan and Korea. It is an herbaceous perennial grass, growing to 0.8–2 m (3–7 ft) tall, rarely 4 m (13 ft), forming dense clumps from an underground rhizome.. The flowers are purplish, held above the foliage.

Ming by Babani c1919

Ming by Babani: launched in 1919. Subtitled "breath of Old China."

Yasmak by Babani - Parfum Syrien c1920

Yasmak by Babani: launched in 1920. It was subtitled, "Parfum Syrien." It was suggested to be worn by "the exotic blonde". A yashmak, yashmac or yasmak (from Turkish yaşmak, "a veil") is a Turkish type of veil or niqab worn by some Muslim women to cover their faces in public.

"Yasmak is of a freshness without equal, it is a true secret of the Harems."

Fleurs d'Annam by Babani c1920

Fleurs d'Annam by Babani: launched in 1920. The perfume was subtitled "Parfum Annamite." Annam was the name of Vietnam used prior to 1945. Annam (Vietnamese: An Nam) was a French protectorate encompassing the central region of Vietnam. Vietnamese were subsequently referred to as "Annamites".

Chypre Egyptienne by Babani c1919

Chypre Egyptien by Babani: launched in 1919. Also spelled Chypre Egyptienne.

Jasmin de Coree by Babani c1920

Jasmin de Coree by Babani: launched in 1920. The name means "Korean jasmine" in French.

Giardini by Babani c1924

Giardini by Babani: launched in 1924.

Secret Princesse Nefertiti by Babani c1937

Secret Princesse Nefertiti by Babani: launched in 1937 (trademarked in 1938).

One Hundred Five by Bababi c1944

One Hundred Five by Babani: launched around 1944. It was  available as Perfume and Toilet Water.

The New Yorker, 1944:

"Babani: One Hundred Five Toilet Water, six ounces for $2.50, and wonderful Perfume of the same name, $10 (At Jay-Thorpe)."

Secret de Babani by Babani c1920

Secret de Babani by Babani: launched in 1920.

Ambre de Delhi by Babani - Parfum de Hindou c1921

Ambre de Delhi by Babani: launched in 1921. Subtitled the "Breath of Love" and Parfum de Hindou.

It was a heavy fragrance designed to be used to perfume furs as well as cigarettes, and to be used in perfume lamps. It was also available in a face powder.